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Infer the structure
The model separates document fields, repeating rows, totals, and notes based on the file in front of it.
Dynamite Docs uses AI OCR to turn a document photo, scan, or screenshot into editable Excel rows. Review cell alignment, dates, signs, and numbers beside the image before download.
The workbook keeps editable cells, not the original page design. Glare, perspective, faint grid lines, wrapped text, and cropped edges can put a value in the wrong row or column.
The full workflow
Check the proposed fields against the source, correct a value, then export the reviewed Excel-ready image data.
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The model separates document fields, repeating rows, totals, and notes based on the file in front of it.
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The source remains visible while you edit cells, rename columns, inspect warnings, and mark the result reviewed.
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Download Excel-ready image data, or move a recurring workflow into Google Sheets, Drive, webhooks, or the API.
Dynamite DocsChoose the AI route
Open AI & Processing, choose Connect Provider, and pick a provider. The setup screen links to that provider's key page. Create a free key where the provider offers one, paste it into Dynamite Docs, verify it, then select a model for the run.
Your provider key is encrypted before it is stored.
Switch between hosted, own-key, privacy-restricted, and local models.
The same source-first review screen works whichever route you choose.
Use Image to Excel when your source is a document photo, screenshot, or scan (in PNG, JPG, WebP, or TIFF format) and you need the resulting table in a multi-sheet spreadsheet workbook. Capture the image squarely under even light, ensuring table borders, column headers, and bottom totals are fully visible without cropped margins.
During review, compare the extracted rows against the original pixels. Verify column header labels, row counts, decimal points, negative signs, blank cells, and control totals. Ensure that merged section headers or wrapped product descriptions have not shifted numeric amounts into adjacent columns.
Choose Image to CSV when you need a single flat table for database import, or Image to JSON when applications require structured field-value mappings. If the source file is already a digital or scanned PDF, use PDF to Excel to take advantage of native page structures. For recurring batch image processing, create a saved extraction workflow. For a photographed stock sheet, compare each SKU with its quantity before sorting. A wrapped description may occupy two printed lines but still represent one inventory record. Keep that record together, then multiply quantity by unit cost and compare the extended amount with the image. If the bottom edge cuts off the grand total, obtain the complete photo before treating the workbook as a balanced stock report.
The 28-day Free trial includes 25 page-equivalents per month shared by hosted and own-key processing, 5 hosted pages per document, and 5 documents per day. Anonymous trials have separate daily limits.
Yes. Keep the full table visible and use the original screenshot. Small text, aggressive compression, and cropped headers increase the amount of review needed.
No. The goal is editable table data. Decorative layout, colors, pictures, and merged visual blocks are not reproduced as a page design.
The tool accepts JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, TIFF, and AVIF images. Use the clearest original file rather than a compressed copy from a messaging app.
Compare headers, row count, dates, identifiers, numeric signs, decimal separators and totals with the image. Inspect wrapped descriptions and blank cells for column shifts. Save the reviewed workbook separately from the first extraction so the accepted result remains clear.
Starter and above add stored files, batch jobs and connected exports. Email intake requires Pro or Scale. File and processing limits depend on your plan.
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